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9 reviews
Woody Hochswender

"Stewart, Tabori and Chang Paperbacks", 2007

I see myself clearly
William James, a hundred years ago, played a major part in establishing the dominant philosophical system underpinning American beliefs--pragmatism. In essence, truth is what brings good, what value one derives from belief. In assessing religious beliefs, this comports well with Hochswender's explanation of Buddhism generally and the Nichiren Buddhism of the SGI that he focuses on in this book. ...

The Buddha in Your Mirror: Practical Buddhism and the Search for Self

47 reviews
Woody Hochswender, Greg Martin, ...

Middleway Press, 2001

Life changing book
The Buddha in Your Mirror is a beautifully written book outlying not only a philosophy, but a practical means to imporve your life. Buddhism is no longer for shaved headed monks who retreat into the mountains, but a practice which allows every single person to become happy while maintaining their normal daily life. Reading this book is a perfect start to changing one's life for the better.

El Buda en tu espejo: Budismo practico en la busqueda del ser

1 review
Woody Hochswender, Greg Martin, ...

Middleway Press, 2002

el buda en tu espejo
un excelente libro para quienes abrazamos esta practica, o para los que quieren conocer de que se trata

Men in Style The Golden Age of Fashion from Esquire

1 review
Woody Hochswender

Rizzoli, 1995

Missal
The beautiful illustrations of men's haberdashery produced for "Esquire" magazine between the 1930s and 50s by Laurence Fellows, Leslie Saalburg, and Robert Goodman remain vital references for men of classic tastes today. From Alan Flusser's great books to various menswear blogs, the attentive reader still encounters them all the time. That's what makes "Men in Style," assembled by Woody ...

Men In Style

3 reviews
Woody Hochswender

Rizzoli, 1993

A classic in its field
This book should NOT be out of print. Based on Esquire's coverage of fashion in the '30s and '40s, it not only shows how little men's fashion has changed over the years but also WHY the male of the species is so adverse to radical innovation. Mr. Hochswender is, arguably, the best living writer on this subject. Besides an encyclopedic knowledge of the field, his style, witty and easy to ...